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The Division of Infectious Diseases provides outpatient consultation and/or continuing care for patients with infectious disease conditions, such as:
- acquired or hereditary immunodeficiency syndromes (including granulocyte, lymphocyte and complement deficiency states)
- AIDS and HIV infection
- antibiotic-associated colitis
- chronic refractory infections
- complicated fungal infections
- drug resistant infections
- fever of unknown origin
- immunizations and overseas travel concerns
- severe infections of any type
For all patients with bacterial or fungal infections,
laboratory tests for evaluation of antibiotic and
antifungal therapy are available, as are tests of
inhibitory and bactericidal serum antimicrobial activity.
Immunizations and advice for overseas travelers as
well as routine immunizations are also provided through
an adjunct clinic. The HIV/AIDS Treatment Program
offers both primary and specialized care to HIV-positive
individuals. Various investigational treatments are
available on protocols for interested and qualifying
patients. See University
of Michigan HIV/AIDS Treatment Program.
Contact Information:
Outpatient Services
3rd Floor
Reception Area D
Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Front Desk: 734/936-5318
Appointments: 734/647-5899 or toll free 888/229-7407
IDC Nurse: 734/763-7364
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